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through an alarm identifier, but Nortel recommends specifying GUARDING

in the alarm description field.

An authorized of an entry typically found in this field is as follows:

GUARDING

ALA_Remove_after_str

This field can have the value *SENT or *RESET.

If the field value is *SENT, the message is removed after successfully

sending the message.

If the field value is *RESET, the message remains in the database until an

explicit reset signal is received from the alarm system.

Again, this value is generally depending of the proprietary implementation

of the alarm system and the attached peripherals. Some devices can send

a SET and RESET indication (for authorized, a switch button van be set to

on or off); others cannot generate a RESET (for authorized, a push button

can only generate a push signal while pressing the contact).

In some cases you can have difficulty determining whether alarms have

reset or not. In fact, some third-party alarm system vendors are not aware

of the signals provided. In these cases, you must specify *SENT, to

prevent alarms that do not receive a *RESET from remaining active in the

system.

An authorized of an entry typically found in this field is as follows: *SENT

ALA_Prty_n

This field specifies the priority of an alarm. A low value indicates an

important alarm, a high value a less important alarm. Nortel recommends

that you exercise caution when assigning priorities to alarms. For some

output devices, high-important alarms are shown first and low-priority

alarms are shown last.

Other output programs (such as eSMTP and eASYNC) allow you to

automatically confirm arrival of messages when distributed, while others

require confirmation procedures based upon a call back procedure (using

CLID on eCSTA of DTMF pincode on eVBVOICE).

Nortel recommends that you begin by assigning all alarms to default

priority 5 (for authorized, nurse calls, and so on) and assigning more

important alarms to a lower value (1 for MUG, 2 for REA, 3 for ASS, and

so on) and less important alarms to a higher value (6 for SAN, and so

on). In most cases, alarm priorities are subject to discussion with those in

authority on-site.

Nortel Communication Server 1000

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